vis-a-vis
英 [ˈviː ə ˈviː]
美 [ˈviː ə ˈviː]
prep. 关于; 对于; 和…相比; 与…相较
牛津词典
prep.
- 关于；对于
in relation to- Britain's role vis-à-vis the United States
英国对美国的作用
- Britain's role vis-à-vis the United States
- 和…相比；与…相较
in comparison with- It was felt that the company had an unfair advantage vis-à-vis smaller companies elsewhere.
人们感到这家公司与其他地方的小公司相比占有不公平的优势。
- It was felt that the company had an unfair advantage vis-à-vis smaller companies elsewhere.
英英释义
noun
- small sofa that seats two people
- a person or thing having the same function or characteristics as another
adv
- face-to-face with
- they sat vis-a-vis at the table
- I found myself vis-a-vis a burly policeman
双语例句
- I've got to speak to James Lewis vis-a-vis the arrangements for thursday.
我必须和詹姆士刘易斯谈谈关于星期四的安排。 - -On the US negotiating position vis-a-vis Europe during World War I, 16 October 2001.
谈及第一次世界大战期间美国与欧洲面对面谈判的立场，2001年10月16日。 - Beijing and Moscow are using their close ties as a bargaining chip vis-a-vis Washington.
北京与莫斯科正利用双方紧密的联系作为对华盛顿的谈判筹码。 - The most clearly defined role of glutathione vis-a-vis the skin is that of protection against UV radiation.
最清楚的定义谷胱甘肽相对于皮肤所扮演的角色就是抵御紫外线辐射。 - In some cases, a holder of a resource is able to maintain a relative position vis-a-vis other holders and third persons, as long as these act rationally.
在某些情况下，只要这些行为理性，持有人的资源能够维持一个相对位置，相对于其他持有人及第三人。 - It is also very essential to understand market expectations vis-a-vis the reported figures.
另外还必须理解市场预期和已公布数据之间的对比关系。 - For Taiwan, the most delicate question of all is its ambiguous status vis-a-vis mainland China.
对台湾而言，最微妙问题就是它与中国大陆的不确定的关系。 - Overall, the company has improved its position vis-a-vis competitors in other important ways.
总的来说，在其他重要方面，现代汽车也已在和对手的较量中大为改观。 - Assign to the company or its nominee, to the extent desired by the company, all or any rights, titles and commitments relating to the contract which the contractor has acquired vis-a-vis third parties;
将业主所要求的、承包商通过第三方获得的所有或任何权利、职务和合同相关的保证指定给业主或其名义人。 - His salary vis-a-vis the national average is extremely high.
他的薪水比起全国平均水平高出很多。